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Sunday 15 February 2015

Sketchy Doodle Flowers - Owl - By Florence

Morning everyone

I hope you are all enjoying the weekend.

Today I would like to share a project I made using the new Sketchy Doodle Flower Rubber Stamps.

This project has a hint of recycling to it so you can imagine how much fun I had making it.


It'll owl be right on the night!




The Base

For the base of this project I used an old LP which I sanded down one side with sand paper and gave the vinyl two coats of Gesso.
*I then applied some paint all over the surface of the LP using the black side of a piece of Cut'n'Dry.
When the paint was dry a gave it a couple of quick spritzes of Spray Ink and let the excess ink run down the surface a little.
To make the circle patterns, I used plastic container tops, dipped into paint and stamped them onto the base as seen.
I gave the surface a quick spray of a fixative to fix the inks.
*An alternative base idea would be to paint and decorate a piece of card and then attach it to the LP using glue.

 The Owl

I colored some white card (cut to approximate sizes to match images) with Distress Ink and stamped all of my images using Black Archival Ink.
I then cut all of the pieces out, added a little bit of Distress Ink to the edges of each piece and gave them a coat of Mod Podge.
I used Silicon to attach my pieces, firstly to the LP and then to build up the layers as seen.

Thank you for looking
Happy Stamping
Florence x


15 comments:

  1. Wonderful recycling idea, that owl looks so much fun!

    Sally

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  2. Wow what a brilliant idea, I would never have thought of that! This is fabulous.

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  3. Wow...WooW I love this idea. What a beautiful card. Greetings Janny

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  4. I can see you had great fun with this. The plastic container lid stamping is so effective the way you've echoed the flower centre eyes & I particularly like the feathery effect of using the large spiky image beneath the flowers for the eyes. The his (perhaps it's a she??) beak curves the opposite way to the feathers adds a super contrast as does it being the complimentary colour of the same feathers. Fascinating to see all the little details in this making a very striking design.
    Paula (PEP)

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  5. How inventive! I have a whole mess of old LP's and singles here if only I can bring myself to repurpose them - guess I think that maybe sometime I'll listen to them again!!! Yeah, right eh? This is certainly tempting me to go use them.

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  6. This is amazing Florence. What a cutie. And very very clever.

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  7. What a fantastic project it's wonderful
    Jackie x

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  8. Incredible use of that set of stamps! Absolutely LOVE it!

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  9. Simply stunning and wonderful owl, brilliant idea Florence to cut and assemble all the pieces like that!!! and the colours are wonderful! :D Hugs, Coco xx

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  10. Thank you so much everyone. Great to have your company.
    Flo xx

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  11. Such a perfect idea! Great colours and unique!

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  12. What a clever and fun project Florence and I love the use of an LP as the base and the way you have picked out the different pieces to layer up to achieve a very good owl shape and look. I love the colours too. x

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  13. Love this! Owls are always cute, and this is the kind of owl that would make anyone smile! Who would have guessed he ( or she) was hiding in a sheet of flower stamps :)

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  14. Whoohooo , this is original ! Love it....

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